PWS VOO ISO NCG Divers Training DRAFT.docx

Performance Work Statement (PWS) Project Title: Vessel of Opportunity for Divers Training Support Date: 27MAR2026 PWS Version: 1.0

1.0 INTRODUCTION & BACKGROUND

This Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines the requirements for a contractor to provide a Vessel of Opportunity to support the US Navy, Naval Construction Group Two's diver training program. The Government requires a charter vessel capable of supporting offshore operations, including berthing and messing for Government personnel. The work detailed herein is to be performed by an independent contractor.

2.0 SCOPE OF WORK

The contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, tools, materials, supervision, and other items and services necessary to perform vessel charter services as defined in this PWS. The primary objective is to provide a safe, capable, and fully operational vessel platform for the Government to conduct its divers training exercises.

The contractor shall perform the following key functions:

· Mobilize a vessel with the following specifications:

· Vessel Classification: USCG Subchapter I & L

· Length: 130-140 Feet

· Draft: 6-8 Feet

· Deck: 35-40 Metric Tons load capacity; 1,320 square-feet deck space (minimum)

· Mooring capabilities: 2-point moor (minimum)

· Passenger Capacity: 20 (minimum)

· Ship Capabilities: Ladder or area to attach a ladder for diver extraction from the water

· Provide vessel support for in-field offshore operations.

· Provide crew, messing, and berthing for up to twenty (20) Government personnel.

· Demobilize the vessel back to its home port upon completion of the performance period.

3.0 PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE

The Period of Performance (PoP) shall consist of an 18-day operational period ("in-field"), plus the time required for mobilization, resupplies, and demobilization. The contractor shall be ready to commence in-field operations following a minimum fourteen (14) day mobilization notice from the Government.

4.0 PLACE OF PERFORMANCE

The Government will designate the primary operational port, which will be one of the following locations:

· Gulfport, Mississippi

· Pensacola, Florida

· Panama City, Florida Offshore operations will take place in areas with waters depths of 40 – 180 feet as directed by the Government.

5.0 SPECIFIC TASKS, SCHEDULE & REQUIREMENTS

5.1. Task 1: Vessel Mobilization & Delivery

The contractor shall mobilize and deliver the Government-designated facility.

· 5.1.1. Mobilization includes the vessel, crew, fuel, and all costs required for the transit.

· 5.1.2. The daily vessel rate shall commence upon the vessel's arrival and readiness for tasking at the designated Navy facility dock.

· 5.1.3. Vessel shall arrive at the designated pick-up location no later than 0800 on Day 1 to begin onloading gear, see schedule below.

5.2. Task 2: In-Field Operational Support

The contractor shall provide the MPSV Sea Scout in support of offshore operations for a period of eighteen (18) days.

· 5.2.1. Vessel & Crew: The contractor shall provide the vessel, a licensed crew, a cook, and all necessary vessel-specific equipment to maintain safe and continuous operations.

· 5.2.2. Berthing: The contractor shall provide berthing for up to twenty (20) Government personnel.

· 5.2.3. Messing: The contractor shall provide three square meals (breakfast/lunch/dinner) daily for up to twenty (20) Government personnel. Meals shall be comparable to meals provided by Navy galleys, see enclosure 1 for reference.

· 5.2.3. Vessel Performance: The vessel must be capable of maintaining the following performance characteristics:

· Cruising Speed (4 Engines): Minimum 12 knots

· Survey Speed (2 Engines): Maximum 4.5 knots

· 5.2.4. Maintenance: The contractor is allotted one (1) hour per day for routine engine checks and maintenance, to be coordinated with the Government to minimize operational impact.

· 5.2.5. Resupply: The contractor shall coordinate port calls for grocery resupply and trash offload approximately every seven (7) days when personnel on board are at or near maximum capacity. Resupply days shall not be counted toward the 18-day offshore operations.

5.3. Task 3: Vessel Demobilization & Redelivery

Upon completion of the operational period and official release from the Government, the contractor shall demobilize the vessel and return it to its home port.

· 5.3.1. The daily vessel rate ceases upon completion of dockside demobilization tasks at the Navy's selected facility and official release of the vessel.

· 5.3.2. Redelivery includes the vessel, fuel, crew, and all costs required for the return transit.

5.4 Schedule of Tasks (may need to rework how this is worded)

Day 16-21 Task 2: In-field operations (6 Days) Day 22 Task 3: Vessel Demobilization & Redelivery

6.0 GOVERNMENT-FURNISHED EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES (GFE/GFS)

The Government shall provide the following at no cost to the contractor:

· 6.1. Fuel & Lubricants: The Government will be responsible for the cost of fuel and marine lubricants consumed while the vessel is "in-field" (operational). This will be reimbursed to the contractor at cost +10%.

· 6.2. Dockside Services: All services required at the designated port of embarkation/debarkation, including but not limited to, forklift, crane, dockage, line handling, and parking.

· 6.3. Data: High-speed internet and data transmission services, if required.

· 6.4. Surveys & Monitoring: Any required pre-anchor surveys, water quality monitoring, or species/animal monitoring.

· 6.5. Permits: All necessary permits and licenses for the Government's operational activities.

· 6.6. In-Water Operations: All planning, procedures, personnel, and equipment for any manned in-water (diving) operations conducted from the vessel.

7.0 CONTRACTOR-FURNISHED ITEMS AND SERVICES

The contractor shall provide all items and services not explicitly listed in Section 6.0, including but not limited to:

· 7.1. Capable vessel for supporting in-field offshore operations.

· 7.2. Licensed vessel crew and project management personnel.

· 7.3. Food, berthing, and all meals for up to 20 Government personnel.

· 7.4. Fuel for mobilization and demobilization transits.

· 7.5. All vessel-related maintenance and operational equipment.

8.0 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY

The contractor's performance will be evaluated by the Government. The following table summarizes the key performance standards.